Reports from the Field—Advancing Community Building through Performance
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Reports from the Field—Advancing Community Building through Performance

Reports from the Field—Advancing Community Building through Performance

January 22, 2010

In 2004 I initiated a program to support grassroots social entrepreneurs and activist-scholars whose work is too new or innovative or radical to get much support. The program is called  The International Class of the East Side Institute. As of today, over 50 people from five U.S. States and 16 countries have been a part of it. Among them are psychologists from India and Brazil, applied theatre practitioners from Kenya and Canada, community organizers from Uganda and Taiwan, psychotherapists from South Africa and Argentina, youth workers from Nicaragua and Mexico, and educators and social workers from the Philippines and the United States. Coming from different places and professions, they share a desire to change the world-and an eagerness to take advantage of the unique opportunity the International Class offers them to create a global support network, to engage the philosophical, political and psychological issues of their practice, and to study and train as developmentalists with the creators of social therapeutic methodology.

Here is the first issue of The International Class alum newsletter, Reports from the Field.

Enjoy!

2 Comments
  • loisholzman
    Posted at 04:55h, 24 February

    I don’t think so…never went to Skidmore

  • lola broomberg
    Posted at 05:23h, 23 January

    I feel refreshed by reading the names and descriptions of the folks in the latest International class. Extraordinary people doing gorgeous work.Lois, you always manage to assemble an extraordinary crew for the International class. I feel safer in the world knowing that you all are in it with me.

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